Clear Creek Springs lies in the Clear Creek Valley on the east bench of Rock Creek in Carbon County, Montana, just 15 minutes from the charming ski town of Red Lodge. The eastern front of the Rockies is in full view as you overlook two spring-fed ponds and roughly 0.5 miles of the blue-ribbon fishery of Clear Creek.
The property encompasses rolling hills on either side of the valley with lush grass, willows, cottonwoods, and brushy riparian areas along the creek bottom. A spring originates from the hill on the western side of the property, just below the headquarters, which feeds two ponds abundantly stocked with bass, bluegill, and native brown trout. On the east side of the property is another hidden draw with a year-round spring that flows into Clear Creek.
The 3,200± square foot headquarters sits halfway up the hill with a commanding view from the great room of the entire property along with the Beartooth Mountains. The great room has functioned as a trophy room and is a wonderful entertainment area, including a wet bar, pool table, and poker table, all of which will convey with the property.
This three-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bathroom house has a large kitchen, office space, and an attached one-car garage. The porch and deck are great outdoor hangouts in the spring-fall seasons.
The house is offered as fully furnished. Additionally, a small unfinished guest cabin is set up for a vanity, shower, and kitchenette. There is also a root cellar, newly remodeled to serve as a wine room. The other structures include two large shops and a horse shelter. All improvements are surrounded by continuous metal fencing.
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